an instruction to a bank to pay fixed sums of money to certain people at stated times.
An authorization to make regular periodic shipments of a specified product. see also order.
A regular payment which you request from your account (usually current account) for a fixed sum on a fixed date to another bank account.
A regular payment for a fixed amount that you can ask us to make from your account to another specified account.
Authority given by a customer to make regular payments from their accounts. The amounts and frequency are specified by the customer.
A signed instruction given to your bank to make regular payments, usually on a fixed date and of a fixed amount for a given period, to the account of a specified individual or organisation at another bank or building society in the UK.
a book order placed with a dealer who will automatically supply the parts of a continuing item as they are published until instructed not to.
a good way of paying regular bills and subscriptions that might otherwise slip your mind
an automatic payment of a fixed regular amount from your account, for example, a payment to a savings or loan account
an instruction a customer gives to his bank, to pay a fixed amount on set dates to the bank account of a named beneficiary
an instruction by you to your Bankers to make regular payments to a third party and as such can be cancelled and/or amended by you at any time and is under your total control
an instruction or command with a measure of permanence
an instruction you give to your bank or building society to make payments, usually on a regular basis, to a specified customer at another bank or building society in the UK
an written instruction to your bank or building society asking it to make regular payments of a fixed amount from your account
a payment made according to exact instructions to your bank
a regular payment sent from your account to another UK bank account
a request to your bank to make fixed regular payments (weekly, monthly, etc) from your bank account to a creditor's bank account - should this be within the same bank or another bank
This is an instruction signed by an account holder ordering a Bank or Building Society to make regular payments from a account of specified amounts on specified dates.
An instruction you give to your bank or building society to make regular payments from your account to a specific company. This is a fixed amount unlike a direct debit which can vary. Surplus income This means the amount of money which you have left over when you subtract necessary expenditure from your income.
This is an arrangement you can set up with your bank to pay a regular amount of money into another person's account on a regular basis.
A standing order exists when you have something to pay on an ongoing basis and agree with your bank that a specific amount of money needs transferring from your account to the recipient at set intervals.
A standing order is established instructing your bank to pay the supplier a pre-determined monthly or quarterly amount
An authorised payment that instructs the regular payment of funds.
A method of paying regular amounts automatically. You instruct your bank to pay the money for you to a particular person or company. It's your responsibility to change the payment if it needs to alter.
This is an instruction by a bank's customer to the bank, to pay an amount of money regularly to another bank account.
Pre authorised payment in which the customer gives instructions to their bank to pay fixed sums at regular intervals or on defined dates.
A regular payment of a specified amount to a named payee, made by a bank on your instruction.
Standing order mandate is an instruction that the tenant makes to his/her bank for payment of rent. It can either be set up on a form or on line (by the tenant). Normally payments are made each month and the instruction will state the number of payments or will continue to be paid until cancelled by the tenant. A landlord or agent cannot cancel a standing order mandate, only the person whose bank account the fund are coming from. A standing order should not be confused with a Direct Debit. This is not often used for the payment of rent and is more common for payments that differ each month and the company notifies the bank's customer in advance you are paying money to of the amounts and dates. e.g. annual AA subscription 25th July, electricity company £so much for next 10 months commencing 15th August etc.
An instruction (mandate) to your bank or building society authorising them to pay a fixed sum every month to another account. This would be used for rent, sport club membership or for HP agreement where a fixed sum of money needs to be paid every month. Also see .
Also known as 'Banker's Order'. An order by a customer to his banker to make a regular payment to a nominated payee to the debit of his account.
a method of making regular payments directly from your bank account. It's a fixed sum and you tell your bank when to start and stop paying it.
An instruction given by a customer to its bankers directing that a periodic payment should be made by the bank to satisfy rent and other amounts. The customer can withdraw the standing order at any time and the bank will not make the payments unless the customer has sufficient credit.
A standing order is an instruction a bank account holder gives to his bank to pay a set amount at regular intervals to another account. The instruction is sometimes known as a banker's order.
